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make progress
verb as in act
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in push off
Example Sentences
Aristotle did make progress beyond earlier philosophers, just as Darwin advanced beyond Linnaeus and Cuvier.
You cannot make progress without risk, especially with the crippling deficits America and most of the world face at the moment.
Mann says the president could make progress on immigration, energy, and education.
She insisted that both sides “want to make progress, and that there is some common ground.”
You may expect the inquiry to make progress here as the presidential election approaches.
As they make progress in holiness they will be more thoroughly conformed to them in fact.
The towmen could not pull the ropes hard enough to make progress against the current.
Note the quality of the following statements: Iridium has a power, purity and simplicity that pleases me; now I can make progress.
With these, and the twenty-five you had before, we were able to make progress.
No science can make progress without intensive experiments and investigations, least of all a new science like forestry.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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